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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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English
French
French

I. repeat [Brit rɪˈpiːt, Am rəˈpit] N

1. repeat THEAT:

repeat (of event, performance, act)
repeat (in same week)

2. repeat:

repeat RADIO, TV
repeat RADIO, TV

3. repeat MUS (of movement):

repeat

II. repeat [Brit rɪˈpiːt, Am rəˈpit] ADJ (gen)

repeat attack, attempt, offer, order, performance

III. repeat [Brit rɪˈpiːt, Am rəˈpit] VB trans

1. repeat (gen):

repeat word, action, success, offer, test
repeat SCHOOL year
repeat course
repeat RADIO, TV programme
to repeat that
to be repeated (gen) event, attack:
to be repeated RADIO, TV
to be repeated COMM offer:

2. repeat MUS:

repeat movement, motif

IV. repeat [Brit rɪˈpiːt, Am rəˈpit] VB intr

cucumbers repeat on me euph

V. to repeat oneself VB refl

to repeat oneself refl:

to repeat oneself

repeat offender N LAW

repeat offender

repeat prescription N MED

incredulously ask, exclaim, repeat
ad nauseam discuss, repeat, practise
French
French
English
English
repeat Brit
to repeat Brit
repeat Brit
rééditer action, exploit
to repeat
to repeat [sth] ad nauseam

in the PONS Dictionary

English
English
French
French

I. repeat [rɪˈpi:t] VB trans

1. repeat (say again):

repeat
repeat after me!
don't repeat this but ...

2. repeat (recite):

repeat

3. repeat (do again):

repeat

4. repeat SCHOOL:

repeat class, year
repeat class, year
doubler Belg

5. repeat COMM, ECON:

repeat order

Phrases:

to repeat itself incident
to repeat oneself

II. repeat [rɪˈpi:t] VB intr

1. repeat (reoccur):

repeat

2. repeat inf (give indigestion):

to repeat on sb

III. repeat [rɪˈpi:t] N

1. repeat (sth happening again):

repeat

2. repeat TV:

repeat

IV. repeat [rɪˈpi:t] ADJ

repeat

repeat order N

repeat order

repeat mark N MUS

repeat mark

repeat performance N

1. repeat performance (repetition of show):

2. repeat performance (same as before):

3. repeat performance LAW:

French
French
English
English
repeat
to repeat
to repeat
to repeat sth parrot-fashion
to repeat a year
to repeat
repeat after me: ...
répéter propos
to repeat
to repeat oneself
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
French
French

I. repeat [rɪ·ˈpit] VB trans

1. repeat (say again):

repeat
repeat after me!
don't repeat this but ...

2. repeat (recite):

repeat

3. repeat (do again):

repeat

4. repeat SCHOOL:

repeat class, year
repeat class, year
doubler Belg

5. repeat COMM, ECON:

repeat order

Phrases:

to repeat itself incident
to repeat oneself

II. repeat [rɪ·ˈpit] VB intr

1. repeat (reoccur):

repeat

2. repeat inf (give indigestion):

to repeat on sb

III. repeat [rɪ·ˈpit] N

1. repeat (recurrence):

repeat

2. repeat TV:

repeat

IV. repeat [rɪ·ˈpit] ADJ

repeat

repeat performance N

1. repeat performance (of show):

2. repeat performance fig (same as before):

repeat offender N

repeat offender

repeat mark N MUS

repeat mark

repeat order N

repeat order
French
French
English
English
to repeat
repeat
to be a repeat offender
to repeat
to repeat a grade

OFAJ Glossary "Intégration et égalité des chances"

repeat offender
repeat a year
Present
Irepeat
yourepeat
he/she/itrepeats
werepeat
yourepeat
theyrepeat
Past
Irepeated
yourepeated
he/she/itrepeated
werepeated
yourepeated
theyrepeated
Present Perfect
Ihaverepeated
youhaverepeated
he/she/ithasrepeated
wehaverepeated
youhaverepeated
theyhaverepeated
Past Perfect
Ihadrepeated
youhadrepeated
he/she/ithadrepeated
wehadrepeated
youhadrepeated
theyhadrepeated

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